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It took a couple of years to determine the down hill flow of water and the various grasses in the yard. I have had to move some plants around the yard but eventually I found their happy place. I have nature scape in my front yard as it is flat and gets the most sun.
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My backyard with the native trees nd bushes left to right, river birch, spice bush and dogwood hard to see as leaves have fallen off . My neighbors trees look like this because the previous owner had a couple of evergreen. Hopeing that these make it through the winter and the deer. I am looking to add some of the plant recomendation for trees. -
I have a smallish backyard in southwestern Pennsylvania. My back yard got dug up this spring for the sewer system upgrade. I have since planted native trees and shrubs and am hoping they make it past the deer and will have a glorious spring and summer. I also have my front year planted with various native plants. I found out I do have slugs so that was nice. I am looking into a few plants to add to my yard. I think I am going ii. The right direction.
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After my was dug up I planted the following: hemlock, white pine, dog wood and river birch. Shrubs are serviceberry and spice bush. I did also plaants so redbuds but not sure they will survive the deer. Have tried everything. my front yard to dry and flat so I have dedicated it to the flower or lower growning plants that attract birds like bee baum , sun flowers and anomies. Have also swamp milkweed. Have bulbs in spring and let my dandylions grow. i really enjoy my yard, my birds and my plants. I enjoyed this couse as I am a continuing learner and always curious about whats happening outside.
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Starting with a clean slate back yard after sewer replacement
My backyard with the native trees nd bushes left to right, river birch, spice bush and dogwood hard to see as leaves have fallen off . My neighbors trees look like this because the previous owner had a couple of evergreen. Hopeing that these make it through the winter and the deer. I am looking to add some of the plant recomendation for trees. 
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